REGISTRATION IS OPEN!  

TIME: March 22, 2023 at 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (EDT/EST) LOCATION: Online, Zoom

Ruptures in the therapeutic alliance is difficult for most therapists and clients. They can be both difficult to detect, point out and, not least, handle. At the same time, we know from psychotherapy research that a successful handling of the breach of alliance strongly influences a positive therapy outcome. This way, ruptures actually represent golden therapeutic opportunities.  

 

But how do we DO it? There is a lot of literature on the subject, but few resources for skills training. And it is precisely training that is needed when knowledge is to be passed on to skills.

That´s where this workshop comes into play!  

 

In this workshop you will learn how to learn better - learn in a way that reaches not only the cerebral cortex, but also further to the actual interaction with the patient.  

 

Your learning outcomes:

 

-       You will understand what deliberate practice is and learn how to learn better.

-       You get the opportunity to try it out in practice, through training on a central therapeutic skill: Dealing with alliance breakdowns.

-       You get help to establish your own training routine.

-       You will meet like-minded colleagues who share our interest and curiosity for deliberate practice.

-       You learn to adapt the training so that it challenges you appropriately - instead of being too comfortable or overwhelming.  

 

Target group

 

-       Health personnel who work with mental disorders

-       Student in educations aimed at working with mental disorders

-       Supervisors, teachers, professors or others with clinical educational tasks for these

-       Both fresh and experienced clinicians and supervisors    

 

Our goal is to help the clinic, the clinician, and the client by teaching you skill building.  

 

Welcome to sign up!  

 

These lead the workshop:

Vidar M. Husby and Elisabet Rosén are internationally acclaimed experienced certified deliberate practice coaches and workshop hosts. They are both on the executive committee of the International Deliberate Practice Society and are guest lecturers at the Sentio University.  

 

Elisabet Rosén is a clinical psychologist, APT therapist (Affect Phobia Therapy), dance and movement therapist, supervisor and teacher in psychotherapy, and specialist in psychotherapy. Her specialist thesis is about purposeful skill training: Learning how to learn: Psychology Trainees' Self-compassion while implementing Deliberate Practice, with FIT at a Psychotherapy Training Clinic. She works in private practice, and is a supervisor and teacher at the University of Umeå, Sweden. She has presented her deliberate practice work at the IEDTA conference in Boston 2019, APT Core training in Stockholm 2020, SEPI conference 2022 and will be presenting at the upcoming IEDTA in Venice, Italy. Elisabet provides DP supervision to therapists and supervisors through the International Deliberate Pratice Society's certification programs.  

 

Vidar Maxmilian Husby is a clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and psychotherapy supervisor. He has presented his clinical and DP work on several occasions, for example the ISTDP conference in Berlin 2015, and the Deliberate Practice session of the IEDTA conference in Boston, 2019, and will be presenting at the upcoming IEDTA in Venice, Italy. The main theme of his presentations is the development of effective therapy and clinical expertise through purposeful skills training. He also teaches clinicians in a number of other contexts. Vidar provides DP guidance to therapists and supervisors worldwide through the International Deliberate Practice Society's certification programs.